Design &constructionprogrammes,done properly.

1.1Feature

Draw the programme like you'd sketch it.

Bars live in working days on a real calendar — bank holidays and office closures included. Drag to move, pull the ends to resize, or drag across an empty row to draw a new bar exactly where the work goes.

Try it — drag the red bar, or draw on the empty row

1.2Feature

Connect the work.

Click a bar to reveal its link handles, then pull one onto another and the logic follows: finish-to-start dependencies with editable elbow arrows. Click an arrow to bend it around your programme, not through it.

Click a bar, then drag the red dot at its end onto another

1.3Feature

Know what actually moves the end date.

One toggle traces the longest chain of dependent work through the programme. Everything on it turns red; everything off it has float. Argue with the contractor about facts, not feelings.

Toggle it, then drag bars and watch the path re-route

1.4Feature

Read the programme four ways.

The same bars, re-coloured by stage, by discipline, by person, or left as their own colour — with a legend that follows. Whatever the meeting is about, the chart speaks to it.

Switch the lens

1.5Feature

The programme prices itself.

Resource the stages with day rates and Arno Plan turns the same bars into a fee proposal — by stage, by team, or by person. When the programme moves, the fee moves with it.

1.6Feature

Issue it like a drawing.

Export to PDF, SVG or PNG at proper paper sizes — A4 to A0, portrait or landscape, with a title block: project, client, revision, issue date. Your programme goes out looking like it came from a practice, because it did.

1.7Feature

Make it yours.

Twelve colourways, five bar styles, per-task colour and full control of the type. The same programme can read as a studio document, a blueprint or a redline markup — whatever the meeting needs.

Flip the looks